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Table 1 Summary of articles included in the review

From: The use of the international classification of functioning, disability and health (ICF) in indigenous healthcare: a systematic literature review

 Author

Year

Aim of study/article

Indigenous origin

Exclusively Indigenous

Beaudin

2010

To examine the similarities and differences in worldview of health and healing between Aboriginal Canadians and ’Western Europeans’ as expressed in the ICF, and to explore the extent to which these can be ‘converged’ to create an inclusive health policy and service for Aboriginal Canadians.

Canadian

Yes

Senior

2000

To explore the extent to which the ICDH-2* captures the health experience of Indigenous Australians with specific attention to participation preferences. It further explored the perception of disability in two Indigenous communities.

Australian

Yes

Lindeman

2006

To investigate the assessment of client needs in remote Home and Community Care services and report on workshops aimed at improving community care assessment skills of staff.

Australian

Yes

McCormack

2011

To examine the association between communication impairment and children’s activities and participation.

Australian

No - 2.8 % of sample

Dew

2012

To report on the current therapy service delivery model in rural and remote communities in New South wales, Australia.

Australian

No

  1. *The ICIDH-2 is the predecessor to the ICF and includes the same components as the ICF.